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Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has agreed to resign following the introduction of a new coalition government

charts from a noob
critics welcome..
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noob ? really

am waiting how pa react around 60 montly fibo first for sure bro

good trading ıq bro

Beautiful clarity...

good trading

what i see.. 85 monthly fibo broken already...even now we're below 85 monthly fibo again.

here is the plan B

hi all,

have a nice day today .....

Hi iqyu ...
EW count on GU 240M and 60M Tf
just for reading and comparison us only .....

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Currency pair GBP/USD

Presumably, formation of the correctional wave (iv) of [i] proceeds. Probably, it becomes the Zigzag in which frameworks correction b of (iv) comes to the end. If the assumption is true, after its terminations it is possible to expect reduction of price as the impulse or the Diagonal Triangle with of (iv).

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Hi all,

And This is my plan for this GU .....

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thank you bro ...........

thank you iq bro
lots of things to learn, and ı will learn from you all.
thats why ı am here..
good days you all

thank you for charts

Advantages of an appreciation in the currency

Cheaper imports for consumers: A high pound leads to lower import prices – this boosts the real living standards of consumers at least in the short run – for example an increase in the real purchasing power of UK residents when travelling overseas or the chance to buy cheaper computers or motor vehicles from the United States or Europe.

Lower costs for producers: When the sterling exchange rate is high, it is cheaper to import raw materials, component parts and capital inputs such as plant and equipment – this is good news for businesses that rely on imported components or who are wishing to increase their investment of new technology from overseas countries. A fall in import prices has the effect of causing an outward shift in the short run aggregate supply curve. And if a country can now import more productive technology, the LRAS curve may shift out.

Lower inflation: A strong exchange rate helps to control the rate inflation because domestic suppliers now face stiffer international competition from cheaper imports and will look to cut their costs and prices accordingly in order not to suffer from a loss of international competitiveness. Cheaper prices of imported foodstuffs and beverages will also have a negative effect on the rate of consumer price inflation.

If inflation is lower, then interest rates will be lower than if the exchange rate was weaker – and cheaper money will eventually stimulate higher consumer spending and capital spending in the circular flow



Disadvantages of a strong currency

Increase in the trade deficit: The lower price of imports leads to consumers increasing their demand and this can cause a large trade deficit. Exporters lose price competitiveness because they will find it more expensive to sell in foreign markets and face losing market share – this can damage profits and employment in some sectors and industries.

Slower economic growth: If exports fall, this causes a reduction in aggregate demand and reduces the short-term rate economic growth as measured by the % change in real GDP. Some regions of the economy are affected by this more than others. In the North east for example, manufacturing industry accounts for over 28% of regional GDP whereas the percentage for the UK as a whole is just 19%.

If exports fall, then so will business confidence and capital investment – because investment is partly dependent on the strength of demand

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Well... clear enough what US,UK,Euro Zone and etc etc wants with their currency ....

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TQ bro .... other country will do the same imho ..... they need lower currency to boost export to pay principal and interest just 0.02 cent ...

EU

Japan buys 10% of eurozone bailout fund's bond issue


Japan's Ministry of Finance has confirmed that it bought 10% of the latest bonds issued by the eurozone's rescue fund

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